NVIDIA

NVIDIA is a pioneering technology company founded in 1993 that invented the GPU in 1999, fundamentally transforming computer graphics, gaming, and modern artificial intelligence. As a full-stack computing company, NVIDIA has evolved from its graphics card origins to become the world leader in artificial intelligence computing, providing end-to-end solutions that span hardware, software, and cloud services across data centers, embedded systems, and edge computing platforms. The company's comprehensive portfolio includes GPU architectures (Blackwell, Hopper, Ada Lovelace), data center platforms (DGX, HGX, OVX), networking solutions (InfiniBand, Ethernet, DPUs), and an extensive software ecosystem featuring AI frameworks, development tools, and enterprise platforms. NVIDIA serves diverse industries including healthcare, automotive, robotics, telecommunications, financial services, manufacturing, and media entertainment, enabling organizations to accelerate AI development, high-performance computing, scientific simulation, and autonomous systems. With offerings ranging from consumer GeForce graphics cards to enterprise AI factories and cloud services like DGX Cloud and NGC, NVIDIA provides scalable solutions for organizations of all sizes. Their platforms power applications from generative AI and agentic AI systems to autonomous vehicles, digital twins, and scientific visualization, positioning the company at the forefront of the accelerated computing revolution.